Brooklyn and LA Dodgers Ticket Stubs: A Collector's Guide

Two Coasts, One Legendary Franchise

The Dodgers' story spans two cities and over a century of baseball history. From their Brooklyn origins at Ebbets Field to their Los Angeles home at Dodger Stadium, the franchise has produced countless collectible moments — and the ticket stubs to match. Dodgers stubs are unique in the collecting world because they bridge two distinct eras and two passionate fan bases.

Brooklyn Dodgers Stubs (1890s-1957)

Brooklyn Dodgers ticket stubs are among the most emotionally charged collectibles in baseball. The Dodgers left Brooklyn after the 1957 season, and the heartbreak of that departure has only increased the value of Brooklyn-era memorabilia over the decades. Ebbets Field stubs, in particular, are treasured pieces.

The most valuable Brooklyn Dodgers stubs come from their 1955 World Series championship — the only title won in Brooklyn. Game 7 stubs from that series, when the Dodgers finally beat the Yankees, are exceptionally desirable. Jackie Robinson's debut game in 1947 is another landmark event whose stubs would be worth a premium.

The final game at Ebbets Field (September 24, 1957) is perhaps the most emotionally significant Brooklyn Dodgers stub. It marked the end of an era, and surviving stubs are both rare and highly valued by collectors who appreciate the historical weight of that farewell.

Los Angeles Dodgers Stubs (1958-Present)

The Dodgers' LA era has produced its own catalog of valuable stubs. Sandy Koufax's perfect game in 1965, Kirk Gibson's iconic walk-off home run in the 1988 World Series, and the Dodgers' 2020 championship (though that was played during COVID with limited attendance, making stubs extremely rare) are all major collecting targets.

Dodger Stadium has hosted games continuously since 1962, making it the third-oldest stadium in MLB. Stubs from early Dodger Stadium games in the 1960s carry vintage appeal, while World Series stubs from any era are consistently valuable.

Key Dodgers Stubs to Look For

If you have Dodgers stubs, here's what to prioritize: any Brooklyn-era stub (especially Ebbets Field), Jackie Robinson era stubs (1947-1956), 1955 World Series, Koufax no-hitters and perfect game, 1988 World Series (Kirk Gibson), and the 2020 World Series. Even common regular season stubs from the Brooklyn era have value simply due to their age and the emotional connection fans have with the franchise's New York years.

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